There are a lot of changes happening in the NC State University area, so in today’s show, we’ve got two stories on that topic. One is about the Hillsborough roundabout changes and the other about some stores on Hillsborough that are scheduled to be torn down shortly. Then, we give a bit of insight into the Wolfline Driver that passed away in December. Lastly, Deondre’ brings us his restaurant highlight of the week.

Our show is extremely special today, as all of our stories will pertain to the different effects of Amendment 1. This week, we will cover the different legal, sociological, and economical impacts that this new Amendment has had on the state of North Carolina. Lastly, we’ll have Deondre's Restaurant Highlight of the Week as well.

This week, we’ve got stories of the summer festival Theaterfest, happening right here on the NC State Campus, as well as coverage of the ongoing Eugenics settlements happening all around the state. In addition, we show a little love to our home city, Raleigh! Tune in, it’s going to be a great show!

As the 2012 academic year draws to a close, we hope you will enjoy our last show for the school year. This week we bring you stories of the Carolina Rollergirls, the lives of Emergency Service Workers, and Chris Hughe’s visit to N.C. State. In addition, Nick Savage spoke with advocates for the Wake County Transit Plan. This is also his last show, and we wish him the best of luck in Europe next year! Tune in!

April 20th was Earth Day. A day set aside to remind us all to take care of our Mother Earth. Deondre’ Jones recently spoke with a member of the office Sustainability at N.C. State.

With the North Carolina Primary quickly approaching, we invited representatives from the major political groups on campus to give input regarding the current political atmosphere, both locally and nationally.

This week’s Eye on the Triangle features the N.C. State Impact awards and poet’s corner.

Joining us in the studio we had the three candidates running for Student Body President of NC State University. Jonathon Smith, Andy Walsh, and Caroline Yopp all agreed to meet with us to discuss some of the issues facing the university and what they would do if elected.

For some, Spring Break is a time to relax, party, or have fun. For others, it’s a time to work hard and make a little extra money, and for some it’s just extra study time. No matter what you did over your Spring Break, here’s how some of our fellow students spent theirs.

Spring Break is right around the corner, and we’re just as ready as anyone else for it! Before we clock out, we’ve got one more show! This week Andrew and Grant cover the smoking issue on our campus, Deondre’ has a discussion about torture, and Rebekah covers the upcoming Greek Step-Off! It’s going to be a great show, so tune in!